Sentence examples for controlled service from inspiring English sources

Being a community controlled service you not only have it (community control) at the board level but it should be reflected in the organisational structure right through to even the groundsmen…it gives the staff themselves a sense of belonging and knowing that it is owned by the community.

No foreign based or controlled service company may work on well on US wells.

GP supervisors owned the practices in this research, except for one community controlled service.

The sites ranged from longstanding examples of CPHC to newly emerging models, and included an Aboriginal community controlled service (Congress), a sexual health non-government organisation (SHineSA), and four services directly managed by the South Australian government.

Having never experienced anything like it in his life, Alec told me afterward that his whole life would have been different had his church experience been so filled with music, joy, and passion rather than the dry, extremely controlled services he had come to known.

The telephone is not new, of course, but Shakespeare Cuisinart runs on the Tellme network, a voice-controlled service that lets callers retrieve through their phones sports scores, movie listings and other, yawn-inducing bits of information from the Internet.

Self-Controlled service Component (section 3).

Zhizhen offers its own voice-controlled service, named Xiao i Robot, which began life, in 2003, as a text-based chatbot that ran on others' instant-messaging tools.

A future direction could be to generalize the lifecycle management to any type of resource, through combining autonomic, virtualization, software-controlled, service- and information-centric approaches.

In fact, the latter is the most natural fit for the technology, as watches would offer the easiest way to interact with the voice-controlled service.

One reason that explains this result is the fact that electricity in Ghana is regarded as a government-owned and government-controlled service which in addition, is highly subsidized.